barack obama got his four-year wish list. he got that 7 in front of the unemployment rate number, which he's wanted for a long time. i'll say what i say in our editorial tomorrow. the labor market still stinks, larry. this is a lousy labor market. we still have 14.6% people who are unemployed when you include the people who can't find a full-time job, when you include all those people who dropped out of the labor force, that's 23 million people. i wanted to emphasize one thing with your conversation with jack welch. jack was right about one thing. there are only 10,000 added in terms of government jobs in the new report but all of the additional -- the revised upward jobs numbers for the last two months -- >> larry, larry -- >> every one of those jobs was a government job. >> no, there was some private jobs revised upward. >> igor, it sounds like i'm defending you. >> i appreciate it. >> i'm just trying to play by the numbers. i call it as i see it. here's a political point. it turns on the intrade, obama's numbers went right